Welcome, adrenaline fans. A suspect rockets past FHP at 100 mph only to end in a fiery wreck. Trooper Bird delivers a textbook pit to stop a scorched SUV with Little Rock PD and a blackout drunk 18-year-old barrels through town, leaving chaos in his wake. Stay tuned. These high-speed police chases are pure madness on the road. [Music] April 23rd, 2025. Kittenden County, Arkansas. A stolen black Dodge Dart slices through the night. The suspect ignoring commands and recklessly fleeing at high speed. The real question, what's he hiding that's worth risking everything to escape? [Music] State troopers stayed close as the suspect exited I40 at exit 275. He cut across Missouri Street, tore through the grass near the Mayberry area, and veered onto side roads, desperately weaving through shortcuts to avoid capture. Two hard pits in quick succession, but they still weren't enough to bring the vehicle down. The suspect bounced onto the grass and rejoined the chase, more determined than ever. He dropped back out of it. He's got two yards. Not the original. [Music] Determined to end the threat, officers execute a flawless pit. The car spins out, then jerks to a stop. The driver dives into the passenger seat in a lastditch escape attempt. [Music] But it was too late. Officers closed in and took him down on the spot. So fast the K9 locked onto the target, but never got the chance to shine. Two backpacks in the vehicle raised suspicions that a second suspect might be hiding, potentially armed. The police identified the vehicle's license plate, checked the identity, and deployed a drone to assist in locating the fleeing suspect. Sunday afternoon, March 10th, 2024. A fugitive arrest attempt turned deadly as Rick Chavez and George Thorug good Jr. led officers on a dangerous high-speed chase across Santa Fe. Multiple agencies joined the pursuit. Could he escape again, or would this be the end of the road? said pursuit approved. Go. Looks like the bikes were hit. South Road. Give me cars. I got cars. Here we got your boyfriend taking everybody else. 37 mph all over the road. 553 guys that traffic look 104. We are turning 12 miles an hour traffic. 104 continuing tax. Towing a trailer, the suspect sped through residential streets, leading a tense chase. Cornered, he refused to surrender, pulling a gun, leaping from the truck, and diving into a second getaway car driven by an accomplice, reigniting the pursuit in a desperate bid for freedom. The confrontation erupted into a fierce gunfight. Chavez and Thorug were given copious amounts of candy by the police. Amid the chaos, a Santa Fe police officer was wounded and bitten by a K9 dog. A rare and tense situation indeed. A chaotic moment erupted when the K9 failed to locate the suspect. The big question, should the dog have been released into an active shootout? Did officers act too recklessly charging into a storm of bullets? A split-second decision now at the center of a long brewing debate. I have my shot on the ground. Get on the ground, George. Get on the ground, bro. Get on the ground, man. Please get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground, man. I'm not heading your guys away. Rick Robert Chavez paid the ultimate price with his life. George Thorug Jr. was arrested and faces serious charges including concealing a criminal, fleeing from law enforcement, an aggravated assault on a police officer. At 1:28 a.m. on March the 6th, 2025, I, Trooper P. Reich, joined a high-speed pursuit on I4 near mile marker 60. A gray SUV stolen in the dead of night was racing ahead. The chase initiated by Poke County deputies was just beginning. What lay ahead was anyone's guess. Are you near mile marker 68? I caught up and took the lead in the pursuit. The suspect's SUV was pushing 120 mph, weaving recklessly through traffic, putting innocent lives at serious risk. I had one goal. Stop him before it was too late. I was pushing 120 mph through packed traffic, chasing an SUV that swerved recklessly, showing zero regard for human life. The suspect zigzagged like chaos on wheels, and I had just seconds to make my next move. This wasn't just fast, it was deadly. 71 71 eastbound 120. [Music] Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. County. Are you in danger for this or are you coming up to us? At this moment, it felt like I was in a real life F1 race. The speed had soared past 120 mph, and the suspect was swerving hard, doing everything to block me from overtaking. This wasn't just a pursuit, and it was unlike anything I'd ever faced. Seeing the suspect slow down while entering a curve, I seized the moment to execute a perfect pit maneuver. The SUV lost control, veered into the opposite lane, but didn't stop. It kept speeding forward, spreading fear to everyone in its path. Single. Single. Single. Near diplomat circle, the suspect tried to squeeze between two vehicles, sideswiping one and slamming head-on into the other. The SUV spiraled into chaos. A teenager was ejected upon impact, seriously injured. The mangled smoking vehicle came to rest in the eastbound lane of Lee Road. The suspect was identified as Smith. At the hospital, he claimed to be 17, but records revealed he was 18, old enough to be held fully accountable. What struck me most was that five minors were in the car, the youngest just 13. Now Smith faces multiple felonies, fleeing with injury, reckless driving, and endangering the lives of children. At 7:46 p.m. on July 16th, 2024 along Wisconsin Road, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper spotted a black Harley-Davidson illegally passing across double yellow lines. What the officer expected to be a simple citation took a sharp turn when the rider pretended to pull over, then suddenly hit the throttle and took off, triggering a tense high-speed pursuit. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] The suspect fled at 83 mph, steering with one hand while repeatedly taunting law enforcement with bold old hand gestures. He wasn't even wearing a helmet and chose to escape on an old, slow, heavy Harley-Davidson. That was beyond stupid. This guy's out of his mind. The introduction was quick, but anything but friendly, between the officer and the suspect. It ended with a profanity laced farewell as the rider twisted the throttle and sped off. Apparently, his grand plan was to outrun the cops or wait for their fuel tanks to run dry, all while riding a lumbering 800lb Harley. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] The chase ended in unforgettable fashion. Just as the Harley slowed down, the suspect was launched off the seat by a tackle straight out of the NFL. One trooper flew in while the other leapt over the bike like a ballerina in boots. Escorted off the motorcycle has never looked this cool or this painful. The rider was arrested and charged with felony fleeing, reckless driving, and operating a vehicle with a suspended license for the third time. Although he claimed he was just looking for a place to put the kickstand down, the video tells a very different story. Florida Highway Patrol troopers Davis and Roselle work together to stop and apprehend the suspect effectively. I don't know. At 11 p.m. on April 25th, 2025, a white Ford DY tore through North Little Rock streets, weaving wildly down East Broadway. With business plates and no intention of stopping, the driver forced officers into a highstakes pursuit. And what happened next is something you truly have to see to believe. Make it sit around be a wide one DY single cab. We're going to be the Ford DY tore westbound. A chain or something like it dangling from the wheel lift grinding against the asphalt and throwing off fiery sparks into the night. Each flash of metal against pavement turned the pursuit into an even greater hazard for the officers closing in from behind. Going back east on West Street [Music] 58 coming back east on 13th Street. It didn't stop there. Throughout the chase, chunks of metal and debris from the pickup truck scattered across the road, clanging like hidden blades. One patrol car was hit, forcing the officer to swerve hard to avoid damage. Another vehicle ran over a sharp fragment, blowing a tire at high speed. The pursuit turned into a deadly run through a minefield of metal. 32 left secondary north on Franklin 15 east on 17 coming back up the pike. [Music] I got to fly. Come on. The circle on pike on my unit. The pursuit hit its breaking point near Pike Avenue, where troopers launched a precision TVI, spinning the massive truck to a halt, but the suspect wouldn't surrender, clinging to the wheel, shouting for help. Put your hands up. With weapons drawn, troopers rushed in. After a tense standoff inside the cab, they dragged him out and took control. Let go of the steering wheel. [Music] The driver was arrested on scene facing serious charges, including felony fleeing and assaulting an officer. No injuries were reported, but the danger was real. This high-speed chase tore through one of North Little Rock's busiest roads and could have ended far worse. One thing is certain, he'll have to answer in court for every reckless choice he made. pass. March 3rd, 2025. Noon, Greenfield. Police responded to reports of a woman shoplifting at Walgreens. When they attempted to arrest her, she fled the scene, sparking a dangerous high-speed chase. How far did she think she could run? Heat. Heat. A silver Chevrolet Malibu sped down I 894, weaving recklessly through traffic at speeds of 113 mph. The suspect narrowly avoided multiple collisions, weaving between vehicles in a desperate escape. What would she do next? While attempting to squeeze between a truck and another vehicle, her car clipped the side of the truck and lost control, almost like a remote pit maneuver. As commands echoed, she slowly stepped out, offering no resistance. Hands ups upsands ups, one officer said, "I couldn't hold back tears when I saw a 5-year-old boy run out and a 2-year-old girl crying in the front seat." She had nearly turned her own children into victims of a tragic crime. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop. Stay away from me. Stay away from me. You're okay, sweetie. You're okay. You're okay. Hey, take steps to the right. Step to the right. Listen to me. The boy calmly raised both hands in surrender. He really knew what to do. But putting two young children in such a dangerous situation. What do you think about the mother's actions? [Music] Emergency responders quickly transported the children for treatment of minor injuries while the reckless driver was apprehended. Facing charges including fleeing law enforcement, reckless endangerment, child neglect, and theft related offenses. Justice will be served. [Music] July 1st, 2024, Clayton County, Georgia. The C O B A unit receives a B for the suspect, a wanted drug dealer believed to be in Connley. Upon spotting law enforcement, the suspect attempts to flee in a reckless manner. How far can the suspect evade arrest? The Cobra unit closed in as the suspect weaved through traffic, ignoring stop orders. Officers boxed him in, but he refused to surrender, gripping the wheel and shouting at police. Tension surged. Watch, Tan. Watch him. Watch him. Watch him. Watch him. Watch him. [Music] Watch that. Watch that. [Music] [Applause] Don't [ __ ] move. I got hands. I got hands. I got hands. [Applause] [ __ ] hand up. [ __ ] up. [Music] Oh no, he messed with the wrong unit. These cops don't play. In seconds, they showed him who's boss, yanking him out the window like only a few ever could. DEA and Cobra agents raided 4546 Richard Road. meth, guns, fake cash, every sign of a drug empire. With 741 g seized and Ashley Carol in cuffs, the empire crumbled in seconds. Y'all came up and hit me in the back end. Rogers and Carol now face serious state and federal charges, including methamphetamine trafficking, possession of a firearm during a crime, and forging documents. Imagine [Music] a peaceful Sunday morning, shopping casually in your local grocery store. When out of nowhere, a deranged man begins wandering the aisles with a large kitchen knife and a bottle of wine in hand, stalking silently like he's hunting for his next victim. That nightmare became reality on April 18th, 2025 in Morgan Hill. Police rushed to a chilling 911 call at a Safeway supermarket. Yeah, he's just walking around in less. I'm going to be out with the manager. There's going to be walk around. Do me a favor, man. Can you go that way? [Music] Can you guys go that way, please? Ever seen a zombie movie? That's exactly how this guy moved. Stumbling slow, completely out of control. It's like something had taken over his body. Drugs, a breakdown, or is there something darker pulling the strings here? Want to drop it? So far, refusing commands. Hey, can you guys all get out of the store for me, please? Everybody, can you guys all get out of the store? A wine bottle is 100% a deadly weapon. It's like a three-PB rock. It doesn't break on your head like a wy e coyote cartoon. It can crack a skull wide open in real life. [Music] You're not in trouble, man. You're not in trouble. There's so much. You're not in trouble. [ __ ] What are you doing? You need to obey our commands. What are you doing? You're not You know you're going to get This is a lot worse, right? We're literally just trying to talk to you. Did he Hey, what happened? What happened? Did he hit you? Did he hit you? What happened? Did he hit you? Did he hit you? Drop the knife. Drop it. Drop the knife. They only have to play without listening to my command. We're calling for dead. He hit one of the employees back here. Sergeant, drop the weapon. You stop. I'm dropping. Upon arrival, officers evacuated the store and used loudspeakers to urge Hillman to drop the knife, reassuring him he wasn't in trouble. But Hillman refused. then suddenly struck a Safeway employee with a wine bottle, grabbed a box cutter, and launched bottles at officers as he charged, escalating the situation to a deadly threat. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. There's the deputies everywhere. There's the deputies everywhere, man. Just get down on your knees. Just get down. It's over. Just get down. It's over, man. Come on. You're going to lose. What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you [Music] doing? Don't do it. Stop. Stop. Go. Stop. Stop. Stop. Shot, but still charging. Hillman refused to back down, hurling bottles, ignoring commands. A taser fired. Officers piled in. It took everything, multiple officers, brute force, and sheer grit to bring him down. Only when cuffed and disarmed did the chaos finally end. [Music] He's got my camera. Hillman was hospitalized in stable condition with the injured employee expected to recover. No officers were harmed. Hillman faces charges of assault, resisting arrest, and attempted aggravated battery. March 2nd, 2025, 11:35 p.m. Arkansas. A black Toyota Corolla weaves into oncoming lanes and hits 98 mph before vanishing. Moments later, it resurfaces, blasting through a 40 zone at 90 mph. Troopers are closing in fast. How far can the suspect run before the road runs out? [Music] Are you on the interface? [Music] Hey, request me. The driver clearly knew the area well, almost too well. When the community gates lifted without hesitation, it raised eyebrows. Were they automated or did he have a clicker? Either way, those gates did nothing to slow him down. The suspect tore through city streets, cutting lights and diving into a dark residential area. Swerving into oncoming lanes. He forced a dangerous chase. Even after jumping a curb and plowing through a median, the question remained. Could he outrun a pursuit that refused to back down? trying to make his way back. Wonderful. [Music] 120. Uh, we're about to come back out on Colin Whitaker. Trooper set stuck to the suspect like glue, relentless and focused. A 2021 ASP Academy graduate and former correctional officer. He was even recognized by Governor Hutchinson for his service. This wasn't just another pursuit to him. It was duty and action. traffic still. With sharp instincts, Trooper Serret spots his moment and takes it. His bumper slams the driver's door, launching the Corolla over the curb and through a forest of signs. One flawless TBI and just like that, the chase ends. Street safe. Justice served. 45. Zachary Kennedy's run ended in cuffs. With charges ranging from fleeing to vehicle theft, he's now facing serious legal consequences. Justice caught up. Do you think the punishment will fit the crime? Forest City, Arkansas, February 13th, 2025. In a scene straight out of a movie, a stolen ambulance triggered a statewide alert. Sirens echoed through city streets as the vehicle ignored every order to stop. Just how far could this madness go? We'll have to kind of [Music] [Music] The suspect sped down the highway, ignoring sirens and weaving recklessly through traffic. Pushing the limits, he closed in on a densely populated area, forcing officers to make a critical decision as the danger escalated. [Music] Okay. Of all the things he could have stolen, the suspect chose an ambulance. A reckless move no one saw coming. Heat. Heat. [Music] No, not [Music] a precise TV. I sent the stolen ambulance crashing into a ditch, slamming hard into a treeine. Silence followed. No movement inside. [Music] I never suspect fled on foot into dense woods under the cover of night. With visibility low, officers deployed a thermal drone. Just as the K9 unit was about to engage, the suspect surrendered. Game over. After a medical evaluation, Laru was arrested on multiple charges, including fleeing and stealing over $25,000. Her reckless actions now face serious legal consequences. Was risking everything truly worth it? Arkansas, January 10th, 2023. A Dodge Charger gets pulled over for speeding, but tension spikes when the driver turns out to be a county sheriff. He claims he's on duty visiting a confidential informant and offers to pop the trunk. But when asked to disarm, things get complicated fast. What's he hiding? Hello, sir. What's up, boys? Hey, I'm pro state police. Where was I? I stopped coming flashing light there. We were speeding just a little bit by flashing lights by the There used to be flashing lights. It's a 71 282. How fast? You're going 50 and 45. Not that big of them. Not bad. Not too bad. Yeah, not bad. You have your license on you? Yeah, I do. Got your registration. Uh, I've been the sheriff the last four years. Okay. All right, guys. You have to bear with me. I know we just got the answer a couple things. I don't know. There you go. So, you said you took you meant to see you CI. Yeah. What? Like a confidential form? Yeah. But I mean, that's what What were you taking him? Information. Well, it's kind of it's kind of different. Most I mean, I I've worked narcotics a lot, you know. I hear people having CI stuff, but I've never heard of one like out like a sheriff or sheriff's department outside that county that works outside of Johnson County. You know what I mean? We do it, brother. Do you? You bet it. You bet. You do it as sheriff. Of course. Hands on. Hands on, brother. One of my new guys. So, let just talk with him for just a second. We'll get you in a second. Okay. You don't have no more guns like that on you. Okay. Give me one second. All right, buddy. He's up here seeing a CI out of Johnson County. Take him a thank you bag. Never mind. Y'all are here. Troopers ran the sheriff's info. Routine at first. Then a plain clothed FBI agent appeared, pressing the sheriff with sharp questions. When asked about contraband, the sheriff shifted, visibly tense, trust cracked. Troopers made the call, searched the unmarked patrol unit. What they uncovered inside would send shock waves through law enforcement. See that left door right there? Okay. Is what was and these? No, no, those are just I don't know what they are. I'm going to check. He tried playing the part of a humble country boy, but the road he chose was as twisted as his story. Maybe someone finally had enough and turned him in. would you call please? Okay. Would you get on the phone? Hey, since you told me where those are, you want to tell me where that the bud is? Huh? Since you told me where those are, you want to tell me where the butt is? They're in the truck. I put them in a uh uh they're in a uh [Music] Huh? Yeah, that's a lot of wax. That's butter wax. It's still a lot. Troopers found hydrocodone, but the real shock came next. The sheriff was already under FBI surveillance in a corruption probe. Coincidence or a quiet tip off? Either way, Arkansas State Police made the bust. This incident raises serious questions. Maybe every case where a sheriff just happens to pull someone over and find drugs needs a second look. [Music] Hi, Ash. Let's sit over here, okay? I'm put you in my car. Reports say the sheriff faced a sixear suspended sentence. But many are calling it a joke. Shouldn't corrupt officials, politicians, and law enforcement be held their standard public? When those in power abuse it, the conse could hit hard. What's your take? [Music] On March 22nd, 2025 in Arkansas, state police and Washington deputies spotted Jacob Kenneth Dunn driving a 2019 Kia Sarrento. When officers attempted to stop the vehicle, Dun hit the gas and off launching a large scale high suit that was only Jingo. The chase had just begun, yet danger escalated fast as the suspect weaved through lanes, ran red lights, and sped through traffic, desperately trying to shake off the officers. But the real question is, how long can he keep this up? at Mary Tom out of Edward. We're going to be souththeast listening. Turn down. [Music] As an officer attempted a TVI maneuver, it seemed the pursuit was over. But suddenly, the suspect regained control and turned onto Butterfield Coach Road. His speed kept climbing as he blew through red lights and entered a one-way street, pushing the traffic safety situation into a full-scale red alert. [Music] Seal [Music] man. As the suspect turned onto Weddington Drive and tried to flee northbound on Steamboat, the moment of truth arrived. Corporal Benton took action, delivering a textbook TVI that launched Dunn's vehicle onto the shoulder. Wait. One decisive impact brought the chaotic pursuit to an abrupt and dramatic end. Shut your mouth. Shut your mouth. We're not talking to you. Get out. Get on your knees. Pull out the driver's side. Get down. D now faces felony fleeing first-degree criminal mischief and reckless driving. With video evidence, damaged patrol units, and dangerous behavior in residential zones, prosecutors are pushing for the max. After repeatedly defying the law, Dun's run is over. And this time, there's no escape. [Music] 100 milesPH. You think my patience is Be quiet. Be quiet. Hopefully, the sobbing girl will see this as a wakeup call. Next time, think twice before getting in a car with a wanted fugitive. Bad choices always come with a price. February 28th, 2023. 10:06 p.m. Georgia. A stolen Hyundai Tucson rockets passed mile marker 221, fleeing Henry County police. Troopers set up ahead at 228, waiting. When it blows by, sirens scream to life. The chase is on. That was okay. [Music] Thanks very much. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey, The suspect drove recklessly, breakchecking and swerving toward officers. As he pushed deeper into Fulton County, his actions grew more erratic. But troopers stayed locked in formation, readying a tactical takedown to bring this escalating threat to an end. We're on the 37. [Music] [Music] Very clear. [Music] North of CW Grant Parkway, the trooper seized his moment. A sharp pit in the number three lane. The Tucson spun hard into the median, then died on the shoulder of I75. Disabled. Done. The chase was over. A stubborn move to barricade himself in. But cops weren't having it. They yanked him out through the window fast and firm. Cuffs on. No time wasted. His long hair and sagging pants down to his knees were probably his biggest obstacles. Definitely not the ideal outfit for a high-speed getaway. Tragedy struck in the early hours of April 27th, 2024 when two Montgomery County deputies spotted a Dodge speeding down Rockville Pike. Just 35 seconds after lights and sirens were activated, the pursuit turned heartbreaking, ending in a devastating and unexpected tragedy. Step away from the only one. How many do I have coming to me? Yeah. How many of you do I have come to me? right now. All right, we're going to need additional um at least one vehicle is going to be entrapped. Uh two occupants looking for the right now. Okay, if you could just check uh the driver I don't know if he's he ran off. The driver ran off. So you saw him? Yeah, I saw somebody. Yeah, I saw him. Yeah, I saw you want to put more. [Music] Hey, sheriff's office. Anybody in there? Hey, hey, hey. Can you hear me? Sheriff's office. Hey. Hello. Hello. At Twinbrook Parkway, the Dodge T-boned a Honda making a left turn. A brutal impact. The Honda was crushed. Officers arrived seconds later to a grim scene. Wreckage, one driver missing, and a woman trapped. Body cam captured the panic. She was gasping for air when I got here, barely hanging on. And now, nothing. She's gone. Just like that. Ma'am, can you hear me? Hello, ma'am. [Music] It's not or anything. Hey, you guys keep on moving forward. Sheriff 141. I want to see you with Sheriff. It looks like the one driver that needs to be dealing. Witnesses said the Dodge driver fled seconds after the crash, dressed in all black. Deputies spread out to search while one officer rushed to the crushed Honda. Inside, the woman showed no movement, no chest rise, just a faint pulse in her neck. Time was running out. All the way down back that way. All the way back down. Okay. I need a car. According to the report, the driver of the Dodge, an adult male, was arrested near the scene. A passenger in his vehicle was transported to the hospital. Tragically, the female driver of the Honda was pronounced dead at the scene. The incident is currently under investigation by the Maryland Attorney General's office and the state police crash team. Gas, no response. And I literally just came up. There's no latch to even try and open it. Um, you want to go look for that guy or like what do you want to do? I want to see what he wants to do. cuz I mean he's got a priority vehicle. There's no way inside of his vehicle that I can think of. We saw the whole thing. The suspect faces serious felony charges, vehicular manslaughter, fleeing a fatal scene, reckless driving, and possible DUI pending test results. Body cam footage released by the Maryland Attorney General reveals raw chaos where one reckless moment ended in tragedy. Very, very faint. Yeah. [Applause] No response. On the afternoon of October 15th, 2023, frantic 911 calls poured into Liilburn PD. Terrified drivers reported a white Dodge Ram 35000 aggressively tailing them. Moments later, officers spotted the truck near headquarters, setting the stage for a tense and unpredictable pursuit. [Music] [Music] I don't think [Music] Despite relentless efforts to stop the massive Dodge Ram 3500, the suspect plowed through patrol cars, smashed into civilian vehicles, and shrugged off a failed pit maneuver. With chaos unfolding on the streets, officers made one last attempt to bring the chase to an end. But what happened next left everyone stunned. [Music] These officers have executed hundreds of pits. Now they're the ones getting pited. With wrecked patrol cars and failed spike strips, the pursuit turned into pure chaos. [Music] If this were ASP, he'd be off the road already. Instead of escaping while everyone watches in frustration. This one shell [ __ ] We always bring back. You just want to use right truck. Right truck. [Music] Considering the suspect's extreme recklessness, stopping the chase and choosing a different approach might have been the smarter move. After all, no one outruns the law forever. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] Tortes Mandujanna is apprehended in Norcross, Georgia. He now faces multiple serious charges, including aggravated assault on a police officer, fleeing and attempting to elude, and hit and run. Okay, get on the ground now. On January 10th, 2020, at 10:05 a.m., a Nissan Alima was pulled over for a mismatched plate on Old Highway 271. As the trooper checked the VIN, the driver suddenly sped off, launching a high-speed pursuit. What happened next was pure adrenaline. [Music] and off of it. Did you buy it in Arkansas? Yes, sir. How long ago? You just You said you may have got the tag swapped or something. Yeah. Okay. I'll be able to run the van. I should be able to see insurance on it. If it has insurance, we'll go from there. South heading into speed's 100. The suspect sped southbound on I540, topping 130 mph, recklessly entering oncoming lanes. The chase only escalated as the vehicle tore through Cook Avenue, then Yokum Avenue, pushing the pursuit to its absolute breaking point. [Music] If you use W Street to go into Arton, that's the road that they're on. Sounds like they're over in Aroma right now. They're still on 9A. We're east on it. There's We're about 100. He knows I'm trying to pit. He keep on swerving over trying to across the river. Ch. I know you're trying, but we need to get in before. Just stay straight. Get on straight line road. Turn right. Hey, let me see your hand. Let me see your [ __ ] head. You move, I'mma shoot. You move, I'mma shoot. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. On the ground. Okay. Get on the ground now. Seeing the officer alone, the suspect pretended to comply, then suddenly bolted. The trooper gave chase and deployed a direct contact taser, dropping him instantly. Meanwhile, the passenger surrendered without incident. Moments later, both were cuffed and taken into custody. Stay home right way. Get on the ground. Left on Cook Avenue and he left again. I got one 15 on the ground. Actually, you get on the ground, too. Just face down. Face down. Put your face down. Luckily, backup arrived just in time. Who knows what could have happened if these two had been armed and decided to fight back. This could have gone south real fast. [Music] Both suspects now face multiple felony charges, including fleeing drug possession and resisting arrest. Yeah, I'll get you later. Sit right here on my car. An Arkansas State Police Challenger unleashes a blistering 139 mph PIT that nearly flips the fleeing suspect. A Dodge Charger speeds past 145 mph, dragging officers into a nightmare pursuit. In Wisconsin, dash cam footage reveals a wrongway chase by the Bondulac County Sheriff. And in a quiet lot, a parking dispute explodes as a driver clashes with a tow truck over the right to remove a car. These moments aren't isolated. They're a warning. Every reckless choice, every refusal to comply inches closer to disaster. Respect the rules. Respect the road or risk becoming the next headline.